Prior to the season, many had predicted that Kimi Raikkonen would win the 2007 Formula One championship. After seven races, some are already speculating that Ferrari are looking to replace the Finn. What had gone wrong since he won the opening round at Melbourne? And are things really as bad as perceived? Adam Cooper keeps cool an analyses the situation
Many people have been questioning the performances of Fernando Alonso and Kimi Raikkonen relative to their teammates this season. Tony Dodgins decides that it's time to look for some answers
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Faced with new competition, Audi used some of the oldest tricks in the book to once again stamp their authority on the Le Mans 24 Hours. Glenn Freeman explains how the R10 came out on top
The United States Grand Prix signalled a shift in the balance of the championship - and an opportunity for a new approach from Fernando Alonso. Richard Barnes weighs up an intriguing race
The short gap between the Canadian and US GPs offers little opportunity for major technical changes. Nevertheless, some teams managed to squeeze in a few tweaks, as Craig Scarborough explains
BY ADAM COOPER
